"It Can't Be Wrong" was an Earth song from the 1940s. Seven of Nine sang the song under the influence of a neural link that falsely made her believe she was the lounge singer in the night club Le Coeur de Lion. The club was part of a holographic recreation of 1944 Sainte Claire in occupied France, where the crew of the USS Voyager was being hunted by Hirogen in 2374. (VOY: "The Killing Game")
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| - thumb|Seven of Nine singt It Can't Be Wrong It Can't Be Wrong ist ein Lied von der Erde aus den 1940er Jahren. Seven of Nine, die durch ein neurales Interface glaubt, sie sei die Barsängerin Mademoiselle de Neuf, singt dieses Lied im Le Coeur de Lion. (VOY: ) Ursprünglich wurde es 1942 von Max Steiner als Filmmusik für den Bette Davis-Spielfilm Reise aus der Vergangenheit komponiert. Ein Jahr später wurde laut den Aussagen von M. Evans der Text zu dieser Melodie von Kim Gannon ergänzt und von Dick Haymes gesungen.
- "It Can't Be Wrong" est une chanson terrienne composée en 1943 par Dick Haymes {w}. (Réalité extrapolée *) Dans un programme holographique basé sur la France occupée en 1944, Seven of Nine chanta cette chanson lorsqu'elle fut sous l'influence d'un lien neural qui lui faisait croire qu'elle était chanteuse au club Le Coeur de Lion. (VOY: "The Killing Game, Part I")
- "It Can't Be Wrong" was an Earth song from the 1940s. Seven of Nine sang the song under the influence of a neural link that falsely made her believe she was the lounge singer in the night club Le Coeur de Lion. The club was part of a holographic recreation of 1944 Sainte Claire in occupied France, where the crew of the USS Voyager was being hunted by Hirogen in 2374. (VOY: "The Killing Game")
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| - Listen to Seven sing "It Can't Be Wrong"
- Ecoutez Seven chanter "It Can't Be Wrong"
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| - "It Can't Be Wrong" was an Earth song from the 1940s. Seven of Nine sang the song under the influence of a neural link that falsely made her believe she was the lounge singer in the night club Le Coeur de Lion. The club was part of a holographic recreation of 1944 Sainte Claire in occupied France, where the crew of the USS Voyager was being hunted by Hirogen in 2374. (VOY: "The Killing Game")
* Listen to Seven sing "It Can't Be Wrong"file info "It Can't Be Wrong" was first performed by Dick Haymes, one of the most popular American male vocalists of the 1940s and early 1950s. He performed the song in 1943 and it became a minor hit during the first months of the Allied invasion in the Second World War. It is adapted from the Academy Award-winning theme which Max Steiner wrote for the 1942 Bette Davis film Now, Voyager (which featured Trek guest actor Ian Wolfe). Steiner reused it in the theme of the 1945 film Mildred Pierce, which was directed by Michael Curtiz, stepfather of TOS writer/director/producer John Meredyth Lucas and photographed by Ernest Haller.According to M. Evans – author of Soundtrack: Music of the Movies (Da Capo 1979) – and other sources, the Max Steiner theme from the 1942 film Now, Voyager had lyrics written by Kim Gannon. According to the Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 1, p. 379) , this song was about the "romantic attraction between two humanoids."
- thumb|Seven of Nine singt It Can't Be Wrong It Can't Be Wrong ist ein Lied von der Erde aus den 1940er Jahren. Seven of Nine, die durch ein neurales Interface glaubt, sie sei die Barsängerin Mademoiselle de Neuf, singt dieses Lied im Le Coeur de Lion. (VOY: ) Ursprünglich wurde es 1942 von Max Steiner als Filmmusik für den Bette Davis-Spielfilm Reise aus der Vergangenheit komponiert. Ein Jahr später wurde laut den Aussagen von M. Evans der Text zu dieser Melodie von Kim Gannon ergänzt und von Dick Haymes gesungen.
- "It Can't Be Wrong" est une chanson terrienne composée en 1943 par Dick Haymes {w}. (Réalité extrapolée *) Dans un programme holographique basé sur la France occupée en 1944, Seven of Nine chanta cette chanson lorsqu'elle fut sous l'influence d'un lien neural qui lui faisait croire qu'elle était chanteuse au club Le Coeur de Lion. (VOY: "The Killing Game, Part I")
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